[January 20, 2014]At the Lincoln College board of
trustees meeting in December, the board approved extending a tuition
freeze through the 2014-2015 academic year. The freeze also applies
to room and board fees for students living on campus.

Tuition for full-time students will remain at $8,250 per semester,
or $16,500 per year, through spring 2015. Average room, board and
other fees for a full-time residential student are estimated at
$4,000 per semester, or $8,000 per year. Many students receive state
and federal financial aid, and numerous scholarships are available
to help further reduce a student's personal out-of-pocket cost.

Rick Samuels, Lincoln College's vice president for enrollment
management and student services, said: "Two years ago Lincoln
College took a bold step and reduced tuition by $6,500. That trend
is catching on at other colleges and universities across the
country. Now, for the third year in a row, Lincoln College is
keeping tuition frozen at that reduced rate, and we continue to work
with prospective students to provide scholarships and grants to
further reduce the cost of attending Lincoln College. The result is
many students are finding Lincoln College to be a very affordable
private, residential, small-campus setting that is very appealing to
them and their families."